Epidemiological in a sentence

Common epidemiological clues that may signal biological attack From most specific to least specific: citation 1. Single cause of a certain disease caused by an uncommon agent, with lack of an epidemiological explanation.

Dr. Samson Marseille, the director of Haiti´s epidemiological department, was kidnapped the same day as Dorsainvil.

Health Canada says the new measure is in response to not only the surge in cases in China, but also the lack of access to the epidemiological data regarding that surge.

It also urged AU Member States and other health authorities to conduct epidemiological investigations to assess the severity of the EG.5, the impact on healthcare system, and the effectiveness of public health interventions.

Therefore, as explained in this report, there are different pathophysiological mechanisms studied in experimental models that support the biological plausibility of the epidemiological association.

This comes after the meeting with World Health Organization Chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus where he asked for specific and real-time data on the epidemiological situation in China, according to the statement released by the WHO website.

Moffat County ranked among the top three Colorado counties with the highest rate of opioid (prescription or heroin) overdose deaths in 2021, according to the Colorado State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup.

This was in spite of there being no epidemiological evidence to support lockdowns.

Ait Taleb delivered similar remarks and assurances during Monday’s council of ministers, during which King Mohammed VI asked him about the epidemiological situation in Morocco.

Also according to the epidemiological bulletin of Public Health France, the SOS Doctors associations also reported 9,136 acts for suspicion of Covid-19, which represented almost 15% of their total activity.

Arancha went on to explain in a statement that the epidemiological data in the Balearic and Canary Islands was far below that of the UK, and for this reason they should be omitted from the mandatory quarantine.

A review of epidemiological studies found a significant inverse relationship between intake of cruciferous vegetables and colon cancer risk.

As countries are still grappling with the Covid-19 pandemic and focusing on infection and death rates to feed epidemiological models and inform the public about their risk of disease, they may miss out on data illustrating these indirect impacts.

As Scandinavia battled to come to terms with Sweden’s epidemiological experiment, Finnish philosopher Matti Hayry laid out the problem.

Authorities, mainly from the provinces of Niassa, Zambezia and Tete have been directed to take preventive measures and maintain epidemiological surveillance in relation to the outbreak, the minister said.

Bennett says that in order to do this there is a need to prepare mass testing capabilities and teams to conduct epidemiological investigations.

But given the spread of the coronavirus we will see what the epidemiological situation will be at the time of public hearings,” Olga Lugosvkaya said.

Covid-19’s assault is a once-in-a-century event, and no set of detailed plans, war games and batch of epidemiological theories could have prepared the nation for every unknown challenge.

Doctors who study infectious diseases around the world say they do not have enough data yet to get a full epidemiological picture, and that gaps in information in many countries make it dangerous to draw conclusions.

During the meeting, the committee reviewed all reports and developments of the virus as well as the epidemiological situation of the virus worldwide including the confirmed cases in the Kingdom.